By Michael Waters Medusa had a nice win in A grade table tennis when they beat Goblin 9-3. Medusa took all three doubles matches that helped them. They had to work hard in the top doubles though, only just scraping in, 12-10, 4-11, 11-3, 12-14, 12-14. Troy Harris and Dylan Agnew coming out on top for Medusa, just defeating the Goblin pair of Steve Biggins and Peter Lawrie. Medusa captain Troy Harris returned to form, winning 3 singles, Dylan Agnew won 2 singles and Michael Williams won 1 single. Goblin Captain Steve Biggins won 2 singles and Peter Lawrie, despite crashing into a chair, won 1 single. Centaur just got over the line against Griffin, winning 7-5. Centaurs Alan Martyn and Tom Randall won 2 singles each, while Gommo chipped in with 1 singles win. Griffin Captain Steve Lawrie won 3 singles and Simon Smith won 1 single. Steve and […]

By Georgia Gill In Focus – Division Two Fifth placed Kyby faced seventh placed Penola with Kyby asserting their authority early as a team wanting to play finals. Barker and Ratcliff led by example all day as the home team continued to apply pressure to take a lead into half time. Penola’s O’Brien and Bell did all they could for their side, but Kyby continued to pull away in the second half and finished winners by 27 goals, 44 to 17. Ladder leaders Naracoorte hosted third placed Keith and the crowd were rewarded with an incredibly close, hotly contested game of netball. Evans and Clark were brilliant for Keith all game as they continued to apply the pressure to the top side. Stewart and Pettman were consistent for Naracoorte, but could not stop a fast finishing Keith side running away two goal winners and handing Naracoorte their first loss of […]

By Max Clifford At Robe today the field was 41 and the scoring was meagre. Players reported the course was tough. First Division was won by Kingston’s Milan Hodak with 35 from BTowns Baz Turnbull 34 and Millicent’s Bill Mullan on 32. The Second Div was won by Penola’s Trev Williams with 29 on countback from Rob Seymour and Rob Thompson 28 took third. The NTP’s were Brian Prosser, Rob Thompson, Gavin Sparrow and Gordon Fleming. The Ross Orchard trophy went to Dennis Smith and Tony Bolton and you needed 23 to get a ball!     Our next two games are both in Mount Gambier, Blue Lake on 14 August, and Attamurra on 28th. One of our hard working volunteers, Wayne Dunford deservedly took home the Scotch. Don’t forget were are on Facebook, search LSE Vet Golfers.  “Got the Snake”

By Sally Bywater Naracoorte v Keith An evenly contested first quarter saw Naracoorte take a two goal lead into the first break, 14-12. Lovely shooting from Emily Richardson saw Keith take the lead at half time by one goal, 25-24.  Tight defence from Sophie Henschke (Naracoorte) and great driving from Belinda Sinclair (Naracoorte) wasn’t enough to hold off Keith as they broke away in the third. Naracoorte steadied and made a last ditched attempt, but it was too late falling short by 1 goal, 47-46. A brilliant game for the spectators. Kybybolite v Penola A game of two halves. Credit to Penola for building their 20+ goal lead in the first half. Their defensive pressure and ability to capitalise on Kyby’s turnovers reflected on the score board. Penola up 41-22 at half time. Kyby’s positive for the day was the ability to re-focus only go down by 6 in the […]